suprise, suprise
I TOLD YOU LIES
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After what had seemed like hours of endless driving on the back of a motorcycle (which had in reality been a few short minutes), The Coffee Shop, the sweet haven, was reached.Lilith could have danced in joy. Noisily, Evan's motorcycle pulled up onto the gravel, coming to a standstill in a parking space infront of the shop. Very slowly, feeling like a deer in headlights, Lilith detatched herself from Evan, slowly pulling the heavy helmet off her head. They were here, they had made it, he hadn't killed her and most worringly of all, it had been fun?

A hoarse laugh escaped her mouth, which quickly turned into a childish giggle. "Land!" She cried, hoisting herself off the bike. "Dry land!" Lilith was still giggling as she handed Evan her helmet and proceeded to tug down her mini dress. Adrenaline for Lilith? Not good. In truth, the motorcycle ride had been quite an experience for Lilith, for a lack of better words, it had felt amazing, empowering, to sit on the back of a motorcycle. She was really to proud to admit it, but right now there was nothing more that she wanted to do than to get back on the bike and speed around Fell's Church some more.

But sadly, Lilith couldn't do that, they had come here for coffee. Coffee coffee coffee, Lilith's second favourite thing in the world. Still feeling slightly buzzed from the motorbike ride, Lilith approached Evan, a mischevious smile on her face. Without a word, Lilith stood on her tip toes, pulling his face down to hers for a swift, but hard kiss. She grinned at him as she pulled away. "Thanks for the ride." Lilith then swiftly turned on her heel, taking his hand in hers, and guiding him towards the coffee shop door. As they stepped in, Lilith immediatley made her way over to a booth in a far off corner, for privacy. It would probably be too suspicious that a student was out with a teacher. During school hours. Slowly, Lilith slid into the chosen booth, leaning her back against the red vinyl of the seat. She winked at Evan, waiting for him to do the same.

Lilith grinned at Evan as she reached across the table and grabbed a menu. "You've never been to the Coffe House?" She teased him, her grin growing wider as he used his legs to put theirs together in a foot lock. She laughed at his next words. "Yeah, i've lived in Fell's Church my whole life. And this is the only place that serves decent coffee. I swear. Don't even bother getting coffee any where else." She said, waving her hand dismissivley.

A waitress came then came to their table, little notebook and pen in hand. "Anything I can get you guys?" She asked them. Lilith's green eyes barley glanced at the menu before she asked for just a regular black coffee with two sugars. Coffee probably wasn't good for her. Being the light weight she was, she was easily buzzed by strong coffee. The waitress waited for Evan's order, and then left the table.

Lilith smiled at Evan, tilting her head as she studied him. Once again, her eyes trailed over his tattoos, and she remembered how he had stated in the school that they represented things from his life. With a small grin, Lilith gently kicked one his legs that were tangled in hers. "So tell me about you Mr Nox." Lilith grinned at the use of his last name, as if she were in class instead of sitting in a local hangout. "What you doing in Fell's Church? No one comes here to teach." As she waited for her coffee, her nimble fingers toyed with a sugar packet, twirling it between her fingers. She smiled at how amusing such a little act was to her.

Lilith smiled at Evan as she listened to what he was saying. Lilith wasn't just being polite, she really was interested in his life before Fell's Church. Where had he been? What had he done before this? And more than his past, Lilith wanted to know about his future. Was he going to stay in Fell's Church and teach, or was he just going to move on? At that thought, Lilith's stomach churned slightly, though she kept her smile on bravely. She wouldn't let him see that the idea of him leaving Fell's Church was bothering her already, it felt rather .. . clingy. Very un Lilith like.

The more that Evan spoke, the more Lilith's smile shrank. It was so sad, disowned and un wanted by his own family. She couldn't imagine living without her mother or father. As soon as he stopped speaking, Lilith wanted to get up and hug him. Even though he wasn't showing any pain or negative emotion, it was obvious that such a thing, to be kicked out of your home by your family, that would hurt anyone. You'd have to be a monster to not be hurt by something like that. Just as Lilith thought of this, the waitress returned with their drinks. Lilith smiled graciously in thanks before bringing the mug to her lips, swallowing a good mouthfull of delicious delicious caffeine. Lilith breathed in the smell of roasted coffee beans that emitted from the Coffee House, smiling. Grinning, Lilith put her mug down, but kept her hands on it. It was so friggin cold, and all she had worn today was this stupid short dress. That was it, Lilith needed a brain, pronto.

"So, you say your family were hunters?" She asked curiously, frowning a little bit. Her fingers trailed over the lips of her mug. "What did they hunt?" She asked innocently. Lilith grinned at him. "and what was so bad that they kicked you out?" She teased. "Was it the tattoos?"

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notes; im so so so so sorrryy . i have had no muse lately.
and hey, dont forget about out thread with cecilia in lover's lane